Yes, this is all included and handled in the kernel now. You also shouldn’t have to add it manually; it should work with the default OS image, but I’m glad it works for you now.
no, if i do lsmod | grep sbsa on my terminal, it comes empty
The new update didn’t resolve the issues.
The watchdog module is loaded, so it is not the problem, neither would be a long-term solution.
We have the logs that say “passed” but the DGX Spark keeps rebooting when starting the browser with a kernel panic.
The issue was open at 10th December.
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Power and connections check
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BIOS Acces
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Recovery USB
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OS Reinstallation
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Factory Reset
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Post-reset validation
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nvidia-bug-report
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dmesg
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kernel-journal log
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journalctl -k -b -1 -e
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Upgraded kernel & system
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Checked watchdog
Issue persists
Here you have the fieldiag.
Attached the summary.json (extension changed to .log to be able to upload here)
summary.log (3.0 KB)
We want a solution NOW.
Hello.
I am still waiting for a reply.
Can you also send me the SOS report I requested?
I have attached the summary.log (which is the summary.json) Which file did you need instead?
Edit: Entire zip: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1plgEjPLpzKpwyuzaz0evf0ncLtOVOs_V/view?usp=drive_link
You can generate an SOS Report using this command: sudo sos report
Here it is the SOS report (the system rebooted twice while extracting it):
Please don’t drip-feed the commands. Just send them all together — it doesn’t feel professional.
Thank you for the SOS Report. It looks like the system is running into FPAC errors and Out of Stack errors. A possible reason is that the r8169 module is getting loaded and not the r8127.
We can try fixing this by installing a package which will blacklist the r8169 module.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-spark-realtek-mod-options
Please try to install this package. If the package install is failing, you can also try creating this file
cat /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia-spark-r8169.conf alias pci:v000010ECd00008127sv*sd*bc*sc*i* r8127
With either method, you will need to powercycle (shut down and unplug the power) and check if the r8127 module gets loaded.
lsmod | grep r8127